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roll; therefore I would assume that they
would remain in the executive branch, but
it is a fact that they are paid locally, I be-
lieve, everywhere.
THE PRESIDENT: Is there any other
discussion? Are there any other questions
of the Committee Chairman?
Thank you.
Are there now any amendments with
respect to the Style Committee Recom-
mendations in connection with EB-1 and
EB-2?
As to section 4.01?
The Chair hears none.
As to section 4.02?
The Chair hears none.
Section 4.03? 4.04?
DELEGATE MORGAN: Mr. President
THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN: I have a com-
mittee amendment designated "G" to sec-
tion 4.04.
THE PRESIDENT: I take it that is not
a style amendment. That is a substantive
change.
DELEGATE MORGAN: I guess it is a
substantive change.
THE PRESIDENT: We will come to
that later.
Still considering only amendments as to
style, 4.04? 4.05? Section 4.06? 4.07?
Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN: Mr. President,
I do not know whether this is a style
amendment or not. It is an amendment
designated "H."
There is a provision in the executive
article at the present time for how tied
elections are decided in the case of the
governor and —
THE PRESIDENT: Which section does
this pertain to?
DELEGATE MORGAN: Section 4.05.
And it is to extend this "Tied Election"
section not only to the election of the gov-
ernor but also to the election of the comp-
troller and the attorney general.
THE PRESIDENT: That is a substan-
tive amendment.
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Any other amendments as to style with
respect to 4.09? 4.10? 4.11? 4.12? 4.13?
4.14?
Delegate Marion.
DELEGATE MARION: I believe my
amendment "F" is a style amendment, Mr.
President.
THE PRESIDENT: I think it is style
but it does not pertain to the style amend-
ments of the Committee, so I do not think
it is in order. I will recognize you at the
proper time.
DELEGATE MORGAN: I believe the
amendment which Delegate Marion has,
Amendment F, is on amendment which was
actually adopted by the Committee on Style
but was not included in the brown copy.
We have no objection to that amendment
whatsoever.
THE PRESIDENT: Well, I will con-
sider it at the proper time.
Will one of the pages please give Amend-
ment F to Delegate Penniman?
Delegate Penniman, will you consider
whether Delegate Morgan's statement is
correct? He said that he had understood
that the Committee on Style had decided to
accept Amendment F but that it was not
included in the report of the Committee.
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: I hesitate to
answer the question because this morning
when we looked at it there was enough
doubt that we could not remember which
had been our last decision on the matter.
The fact is that it is a somewhat more
detailed statement of the process of veto-
ing —
THE PRESIDENT: Let me suggest that
you look at it and when we come back to
it we can act on it very quickly.
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: I have looked
at it and I have no objections to it. Accepted.
THE PRESIDENT: Pages please dis-
tribute Amendment F. This will be Amend-
ment No. 1. The Clerk will read the
amendment.
READING CLERK: Committee Recom-
mendation No. 1 to Committee Recom-
mendations No. EB-1, and EB-2, as
amended by Report No. S&D-13 by Delegate
Marion:
On page (> section 4.14, Item Veto, strike
out all of lines 27 through 31, inclusive,
and insert in lieu thereof the following:
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